[BUG] Signature hint window disappears in insert mode

[daveriedstra]

[BUG] Signature hint window disappears in insert mode

[davidgranstrom]

@daveriedstra Thanks for the report. I can reproduce the behaviour you are describing (no signature shown while triggering the mapping in insert mode), I'll take a look.

@salkin-mada The float window opens automatically for me when typing the opening paren, perhaps there is some sort of conflict with another plugin and or mapping that causes the issue you are describing?

In case someone stumbles upon this issue in the future while searching, I would just like to share this specific configuration option that changes the "close" behaviour of the signature pop-up.

You will find all possible configuration options in this help file: :h vim.lsp.util.open_floating_preview()

local scnvim = require('scnvim')
scnvim.setup {
  editor = {
    signature = {
      config = {
        -- Keep the signature visible until exiting insert mode, or if cursor moves in normal mode
        close_events = {'InsertLeave', 'CursorMoved'},
      },
    },
  }
}

[davidgranstrom]

Currently there is no such function, but it should be possible to save the winid returned by this function call and implement a signature.close() function to close the window with said winid. By setting the close_events option to an empty table would mean that you would have to manually close the window so I think it would be a good addition. PR is welcome :)

[daveriedstra]

So in my config I was not setting the editor = { signature = { config = { } } }

I've made that mistake before too, with scnvim and other plugins. Easy to get lost in levels of nesting.

But I am wondering why is the default of signature/config/close_events not InsertLeave and CursorMoved?

I'm also curious, I find the default behaviour unintuitive. The signature hint disappears right when I need it. My guess is that it's because there's no event to hook into for reaching the end of the argument list in insert mode, and without one, the hint remains for any time spent in insert mode after the user finishes writing the argument list.

Is there a link to lsp.util float preview in the docs or?

I don't think so. FWIW and for future visitors, the config object is passed directly to open_floating_preview, and the possible close_events are the same as autocmd events (see :h autocmd-events)

[salkin-mada]

#241

[salkin-mada]

For me signature hints only pop up with <C-k> and disappears as soon as I start to type. It does not show after SomeUgen.kr(|.

['<C-k>'] = map('signature.show', {'n', 'i'}, {desc ="signature show"}),

[daveriedstra]

@davidgranstrom thanks for the config example, that's very helpful and probably what I'll end up using with some tweaks. Is there a way to manually close the signature window? I haven't been able to find a scnvim.signature.close and haven't been successful with User autocmd events.

[daveriedstra]

Thanks for the push to write this little PR, @davidgranstrom!

I noticed in another issue that some features relating to syntax could be rewritten to integrate upcoming supercollider LSP. Is that also the case here? Maybe it's worth waiting for that?

[salkin-mada]

@salkin-mada The float window opens automatically for me when typing the opening paren, perhaps there is some sort of conflict with another plugin and or mapping that causes the issue you are describing?

Thanks <3 soo nice to have it sticking until I leave insertmode.

Håhåhå you wont believe it, I dont. So in my config I was not setting the editor = { signature = { config = { } } }
Just adding the signature part after hightlight in the editor table and restarting scnvim. Now the signature hint starts on SinOsc.ar(|.. weird.

Nevermind.. too esoteric. But I am wondering why is the default of signature/config/close_events not InsertLeave and CursorMoved?

[salkin-mada]

You will find all possible configuration options in this help file: :h vim.lsp.util.open_floating_preview()

I have not been able to find this because I have been searching the scnvim help docs. Did I miss it? Is there a link to lsp.util float preview in the docs or?